Going live reminder: 🎧 Public chat on climate reporting during a pandemic with Eric Holthaus 📞

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Hey there,

This is a reminder that Hothouse will be going live with meteorologist and climate writer Eric Holthaus this evening at 7 p.m. Eastern Time. We’ll chat about communicating climate change as the world tries to leave the pandemic behind.

The founders of Hothouse and The Phoenix — Holthaus’ own climate newsletter — will talk about the dire warnings and hopeful messages in the latest UN climate report, what’s different after the pandemic, and how to report effectively on the climate despite rising anxiety and despair.

Just click here to join the broadcast (and ask questions) on our Twitter Spaces.

Eric Holthaus @EricHolthaus

The climate emergency increases trauma, especially in young people. We know how bad the climate is. Climate communicators must lead with solutions, showing how much more can be done with everyone's help. That's how we bring about revolutionary change.

thephoenix.earthClimate communication in a pandemicThe Phoenix was off last week — I’m still working on a plain-language summary of the IPCC report — and most importantly all the solutions it contains. As a placeholder, I put together a twitter thread with some of the highlights. Thanks for bearing with me. I’ve also had some time to

Eric Holthaus @EricHolthaus

Join me on Tuesday April 19th at 7pm ET for a Twitter Spaces chat on the future of climate journalism in an era of converging crises with the inspiring people from @hothouseclimate — a climate newsletter focused on solutions. https://t.co/43TultfGD3

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